Whew! It was almost hard for me to find myself a seat at this talk. Deirdre Cooper Owens is a historian whose work focuses on the intersections of medicine, race, and gender in the United States. …
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In celebration of Black Women's History Week at Bucknell, the Women's Resource Center hosted a book group, led by director Ree Joseph, to discuss some passages from Deirdre Cooper Owens's book Medical …
This week for the “Youth From Africa and the African Diasporas: Knowers, Innovators, Visionaries, and Everyday People,” guest speaker Dr. Esther Ohito came to speak to us about Black children …
In the conference, Youth from African Diasporas, one of the most driving conversations from the seminar was “Newest Resource from Africa: Students Traveling Overseas”. As presented by Lyric …
Tending Your Own Garden proved to be a beautiful event that successfully conveyed to young women across the Bucknell campus the importance of prioritizing self-care and wellness. The event …
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An Event by Snack Break Movement Arts For today's event we traveled down to the Weis Center. Emily and Joshua Culbreath opened up with the question, “How did you first encounter Hip Hop?” …
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